Discover the depth and diversity of Japan’s national drink in the heart of Tokyo. Led by a professional sake sommelier, this intimate 1.5 to 2-hour tasting session in a private salon in Tsukiji offers you unlimited access to a curated selection of 50–60 premium sake varieties from across Japan.
Dive into the world of Japanese sake in an authentic and relaxed environment inside a cozy private salon in Tsukiji—one of Tokyo’s most iconic districts. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or a complete beginner, this experience is designed to help you appreciate the full range of Japan’s beloved brew.
Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by a certified sake sommelier, who will guide you through the tasting. Over the course of 1.5 to 2 hours, explore the aromas, textures, and flavors of sake sourced from breweries across Japan—from light and floral to bold and full-bodied. Some of these selections include limited editions and rare bottles not commonly found in stores or restaurants.
Your sommelier will also explain the unique stories behind each bottle—its regional origins, production method, and taste profile. You’ll gain insight into the traditional brewing process and the significance of sake in Japanese culture and festivals.
To enhance your tasting, light snacks such as cheese, Japanese rice crackers, and other pairings will be provided, allowing you to explore how food brings out different elements in the sake.
You’ll also have the chance to try sake at different temperatures—warm, room temperature, and chilled—to experience how it changes the flavor and aroma.
This experience is perfect for foodies, cultural explorers, or anyone curious about Japan’s centuries-old brewing traditions.
From ¥8,500 per person
Sake Lovers Inc.
Red Brick Building, Room #405, 4th Floor
2-chōme-8-1 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0045, Japan
“The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and introduced me to sake I didn’t know existed. A top-tier tasting experience.”
“This was my second time joining—somehow it was even better than the first! Highly recommended for any sake fan visiting Tokyo.”
“A very genuine experience. We tasted nearly 30 types of sake ranging from light and sweet to rich and earthy. Also learned a lot about the brewing process. Truly a sake lover’s paradise.”
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